Lunyr

>>2001372
Never buy into crowdsales desu senpai

All crowdsales are over priced and are basically bubbles

see: gnosis

>>2001372
>>2001397
Ok having looked at their site and read the project, I really don't see the point. It seems they are just trying to cash in on the crypto bubble by coming up with some unique gimmick, even though there are countless non-crypto alternatives that are far easier to use than what they're proposing.

I'd stare clear bro. Go for projects that benefit substantially with blockchain tech, as they will actually grow.

It was too complicated. There were like 40 steps involved in buying it.

>>2001372
>>2001419
Only one I bought into was æternity. Seems like solid tech.

>>2001419
A good strategy is to find projects run by autists that are currently obscure, but with tech and function behind them that could make them serious players.

A few recommendations are RLC, POSW and (possibly) BitBay.

>>2001419
It's supposed to be a decentralized wikipedia free from censorship.

This is actually a huge problem with wikipedia, it's run by SJW mods that remove articles they don't like. Look up cultural marxism and how the entire page is simply deleted. Same with pizzagate.

Another problem is, wikipedia doesn't monetize, which discourages people from even moderating it or writing articles. At least with this system, while not perfect, solves these two issues that are the two biggest flaws with wikipedia.

I'm hoping they can quickly archive all of wikipedia and work with that as a foundation, adding additional content and making it a better platform than wikipedia that people will eventually use. Wikipedia can't claim copyright bullshit because Lunyr can also just switch to a 501c3 (if they aren't already) and claim they're nonprofit as well.